joining me now is a general partner at gold house ventures.he short origin story of gold house and how that evolved into gold house ventures. >> asians have long lacked a voice in america in a unifying organization to bring our wide the aspirate together. we thought that was a huge opportunity. so in 2016, we launched what turned out to be the premier collective for asian thought leaders in business leaders to band together and promote three things -- unity, success, and representation of our culture. emily: in silicon valley in particular, what kind of stereotypes do you think asian founders face when they are trying to raise money? eric: it's a great question. in the psychology field -- i'm an engineer by trade -- we are about 30% of the overall tech workforce. but if you look at c-suite's, we are in the single digits. asians have been given a lot of opportunity to participate in tech but not participate at the highest levels. when you factor in not all asians are the same -- we are a wide, diverse culture -- he stations like myself have bee

associate of latimer putin and is the russian leaders most influential ally in you crate may venture had been under house arrest, phasing treason charges. he reportedly escaped after russia's invasion of ukraine. he was arrested again in a special operation by ukraine's secret service. well, here are other stories now that we are following around the world. germany's foreign minister angelina burbock, has paid a visit to bundeswehr troops stationed in molly more than $1300.00 german troops or in the west african country. the mission began 9 years ago. berlin has yet to decide whether or not to extend that mission. france has announced that it will be pulling its troops out. this year. british prime minister boys johnson has been fined for breaching coated 19 regulations. police have been investigating several gatherings at government offices during locked downs and what has become known as the party gate scandal. opposition parties are calling on johnson to resign. a court in the u. s. state of virginia has begun hearing the defamation case brought by hollywood star, johnny depp against amber heard. now

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days as winters made its return, something that you're going want to do again, as you're venturing outside of the house this morning where we're sitting as far as satellite and radar goes with the bay area's nice and quiet. we have partly cloudy skies, especially further north in the bay. you continue to head north up the coast towards the oregon border and they're still some light snowfall to be seen in the north coast mountains and then some rainfall towards eureka near the coastline. we're going to have an unsettled day closer to the oregon border with even a couple of light sprinkles trying to make its way into the bay area today, although today's going to be another dry day for the vast majority of us in the bay area, half moon bay petaluma santa rosa sitting at 39 degrees. most of the rest of the bay area is hanging out in the 40's right now. we're definitely off to a cold start, as you can clearly see, those winds are only making it feel even colder. so bundle up this morning. i'm talking dry skies today. rain returning tonight and into tomorrow. some more rainfall still to come in your forecast

apartment was opened by snipers-machine gunners, they shot at the corners of houses and walkways, including shooting at civilians who venturedments in the future. this made it possible to significantly slow down the advance of the allied forces with small forces. now the militants are already blocked at the plant. azov steel this is a huge industrial district of mariupol, from which there is no provision for those who terrorize the inhabitants of the city for more than a month. among 59 children, this was reported by the joint center for monitoring and coordinating the ceasefire regime over the past day. ukrainian troops opened fire on 7 settlements under the fire of enemy artillery and the already liberated quarters of mariupol suffered 11 deaths there due to the situation on the donetsk front. sits our war correspondent. grigory don humanitarian aid is beginning to systematically enter the city limits of mariupol, the decision, which has been long awaited, has finally been adopted, and now the last organizational moments, a large meeting, during which base sites were already identified inside the city, where humanitarian c

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crossroads, corners of houses and passages, in including shooting at civilians who ventured out of theents in the future. this made it possible to significantly slow down the advance of the allied forces with small forces. now the militants are already blocked at the plant. azov steel this is a huge industrial district of mariupol, a way out of which for those who terrorize the inhabitants of the city for more than a month is not provided mikhail andronik news, crimea donetsk people's republic. this is what it looks like from a bird's eye view. the azov steel plant, on which the nazi regiment strengthened, azov industrial zone we we see the bodies of dead people in black robes. the unfortunate person explains to us that, most likely, these are not simple townspeople, and the militants are more than sure that this is a dress-up in disguise, and there was the first battle. we entered the city, and immediately there was a battle, and in the windows there were disguised servicemen in med-invest jackets. they were shooting at us from the windows . for some time we couldn’t even understand,

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behind him, snipers-machine gunners were shooting at corners of houses and passages, including shooting at civilians who ventured now the militants are already blocked at the plant. azov steel this is a huge industrial area, mariupol exit, from which for more than a month terrorizing the inhabitants of the city is not provided mikhail. andronicus especially for vesti nedeli. off-road march on the position, the shell moves forward in an instant and the missile-gun systems are ready for work within 5 minutes. we leave for a point and turn around, but this is up to 10 minutes. here it is the ideal defense, the only complex in the world that ensures the defeat of all types of targets, but the main emphasis, of course, was on enemy aircraft according to the principle, i saw the target, escorted and destroyed each such. the combat vehicle sees several threats at once at a distance of up to 20 km, and for close combat 30 mm automatically. it is from all of us that the brain of the entire complex is controlled from here combat work is being carried out. we see two monitors, one for the commander, the other for the opera

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behind him, machine-gunner snipers shot at the corners of houses and passages at the intersection, including shooting at civilians who ventured now the militants are already blocked at the plant. azov steel this is a huge industrial area of ​​mariupol the way out, from which for those who terrorize the inhabitants of the city for more than a month is not provided. the kiev authorities are in no hurry to send the azov people locked in the mariupol cauldron to help them, they celebrate the victory in the kiev direction, which, as the head of the white house staff notes, would be impossible without the support of the united states and nato, they send weapons to ukraine almost every day. listen, almost every day we send ukrainian army weapons to ukraine. ukrainian volunteers who are fighting in this war showed their courage and perseverance. again i want say that all this with the generous support of the united states and our allies. but i think we should understand clearly. there is plenty of evidence that putin is withdrawing troops from the northern part of the country in order to place them in the eastern part of the country

opened by snipers-machine gunners, shooting at the corners of houses and passages at the intersection, including shooting at civilians who venturedis made it possible to significantly slow down the advance of the allied forces with small forces. now the militants are already blocked at the plant. azov steel this is a huge industrial area mariupol exit, from which for more than a month terrorizes the inhabitants of the city is not provided mikhayla. andronik vesti, crimea donetsk people's republic, ukrainian bant formations continue to shell the already liberated quarters of mariupol, 11 civilians were injured , the dpr representative office in the joint center for monitoring and coordinating the ceasefire all quarter reports. and where they have already gone, the russian military is distributing humanitarian aid to the citizens 100 tons of food brought to the kadyrov fund our war correspondent grigorievna is sitting behind the situation in mariupol. humanitarian aid is beginning to systematically go inside the city limits of mariupol . humanitarian centers will be deployed passed in donetsk we are talking about the distribution o

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house. internet traffic between trump and his campaign, using internet data to do trump russia. so this, when you see the words joint venture take, liz, it is a buzzword for conspiracy. conspiracy where two or more people unlawfully, illegally, come together into a venture like this to commit a crime and that's exactly what durham and his prosecutors are claiming here. you better believe it. elizabeth: let's stay on that. he has got to prove beyond a reasonable doubt criminal intents right? he has got to prove intent. so the hillary team creates trump russia. they try to push the doj, the fbi, the cia to investigate trump. at the same time they're doing that they go to the media, they actually say to the media, hey, the government is investigating this when they weren't. this is hit-and-run on trump without the fingerprints, right? hillary's hired guns, fusion gps , tell call a reporter tell them about carter page. how can they prove criminal intent to show a conspiracy charge? >> they wind up with circuitous, curious facts and you start tying it together. what is really so amazing, liz, actually one of the largest firms in

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ventures? >> no. >> nothing if >> nothing. >> directly or indirectly? >> directly or indirectly. >> reporter: the white houseused to comment on the record and said president biden has never considered being in business with his family or any business with his family or any business thank you for taking care of lorenzo. ♪ for a noticeably smooth shave. dollar shave club. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so puffs plus lotion rescued his nose. ♪ with up to 50% more lotion, puffs bring soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffsdd america's #1 lotion tissue. of course you've seen underwear that fits like this... but never for bladder leaks. new always discreet boutique black. i feel protected all day, in a fit so discreet, you'd never know they're for bladder leaks. always discreet boutique one prilosec otc in the morning blocks heartburn all day and all night. prilosec otc prevents excess acid production that can cause heartburn. so don't fight heartburn, block it with prilosec otc. >>> mortgage rates are on the rise. a 30-year fixed rate loan jumped to 4.67% yesterday that. is the highest that it's be

what would bring this to life and what the committee is going to venture to do is bring in some of the former trump administration white house aides that have been helpful to the committee behind the scenes. many times there are hosts of trump administration aides that have helped to draw out the road map for what happened on january 6th, the planning and the president's mind-set. all that will be super interesting and i help that will come to life. again, the most important thing i would say is going to be having some of those former trump administration officials who have been helping behind the scenes come out of the darkness into the light, as a band that you and i like says, and bring some of those -- what is happening into the light. >> is there an actual chance you will see a house republican in the public phase of these hearings testify without a subpoena? >> zero chance. i think -- unless something happens that we don't see today, i think the republicans -- remember, who voted for the previous incarnations of this committee are already having primary opponents use that in campaign ads. we have seen that across the c

venturing out here this evening. [applause] as you can see we have a full house here at the rest -- reagan presidential library. we also have a large national audience watching us on live stream at least until the college basketball game gets close. speaking of sports, justice barrett since you are a notre , dame grad, i must warn you you are deep in usc territory which is where the notre dame offense has been most of the last few years anyways. [laughter] of all the accomplished guests that we welcome to the reagan library supreme court justices , hold a special place of honor , over the years, the reagan library and institute have been fortunate to host events with justices o'connor, thomas, ginsburg, roberts, sotomayor, alito, and gorsuch. today we are honored to add justice barrett to this distinguished list. although justice barrett joined the high court more than three decades after president reagan left office her biography overlaps with his life and work in many ways to show the enduring power of his legacy. first president reagan made history in 1981 when he nominated sandra day o'connor to be the firs

venture with the bank of china. we now know longtime under business deal visited the white house eric sure work with 19 visits during obama/biden administration. but white house press secretary jen psaki not providing additional d hit the gnomic details watch this. >> with the president still maintains he never spoke to his son about business deals to you? >> he also said he never spoke to the business partners about the business dealings. >> he maintains a statement that he has made in the past and i would say what you are referring to, wage records release more than ten years ago and i have no more detail information on them. speak with a federal investigation into hunter biden and business dealings began in 2018 and focused on alleged tax fraud, money laundering and illegal log gnomic lobbying. carley, todd appeared >> carley: it's bring in congressman for the oversight committee, congressman good morning to you. merrick garland spoke to senator sense as special counsel investigation into hunter biden is not necessary. watch this. >> do we need a special prosecutor to look into the hunter biden, you know, fair? >

venture away from home. >> yes, it was. it sounds profound to me. it's actually housed in the russell library among my papers. it was just a little blue notebook, spiral bound notebook. actually my mother kept it. my mother was a horder. she kept all my report cards through college. she kept papers i had done because she was so proud of the fact. i guess she was reliving -- she had wanted to go to college, but she could not afford it. and she wanted to see this. she wanted to see me and my brother who went to howard university for a while. but they had great aspirations for us and they gave us the home of a better future. and how i really verbalized that in writing, i had just turned 17 in june and that was september. i don't know. >> i'm so glad frankly that your mother kept everything. that's why we have this book. >> exactly. >> it would be a very different book if we had to rely solely on memory on these things. >> exactly. >> so, jumping ahead to your decision to go to the union varsity of georgia, what were you thinking? no one had done that when you applied. >> no, you know, i saw the riot and i though

house that for astern are so digital marketing channel space station. in the next few hours, they'll become the 1st all civilian team to venture there. a target and be has the story. 310. lasting all from mrs. kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. space ex is falcon, 9 brook. it launches for a journey to the international space station pro y view inside the cabin on board. a businessman larry corner mult patheon, each instead, each paid $55000000.00 for that ticket. leading the crew for the 20, our flight is retired. nasa astronaut, michael lopez. allah, greer. it's the 1st civilian astronaut team to travel to the i assess. nathan and others say it's a milestone in the commercialization of low earth orbit. the significance of this flight is something that latham and space accent, it's other commercial partners have been working towards, you know, where they are able to take commercial industry and put it into space. and so this is the 1st step into a broader world for that. so it's very exciting. the mission is a collaboration between e law, musk space, x commercial space flight company axiom and nasa space ex directed mis

palin would join a whole group of back ventures who never accomplish anything, who, in both parties, never do anything but they can be famous. if you're in the househat you can bring around yourself to make yourself more famous. madison cawthorn, i hope, i pray to god, given the appearance of many of the members of congress that he was lying about the orgies -- cocaine-fueled orgies, i hope this is not true and he was lying, lying to make himself look good like an outsider, what he forgets is, when he says that, was implicating fellow republicans of this and they say well, madison, you can say anything you want about the election being stolen, say whatever you want about whatever kind of flummery you want but you can't intimate there are drug-fueled sex parties going on among republican congressman because that makes us look bad and could jeopardize the election. >> i tried to ask madison cawthorn about this, didn't answer this question either, but this week trump brazenly asked putin to release dirt on biden's family and we've heard something like this before. let's watch. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emai

ventures in china. it is not just eric schwerin. devan archer had a meeting with vice president in the white house a day or two before president biden, then vice president biden went to ukraine, was basically said the point man for the obama administration on ukraine. a few days after that archer is on the burisma board and a couple days after that hunter biden is on the board. corruption at the highest level. the media continues except for fox news and other conservative news outlets continues to shrug and look the other way. >> harris: we are not one outlet or the other, we are fox. we cover it all. nobody is running from us. a quick question. is it fair, appropriate, is the timing right to begin to ask what president obama knew at the time? these were his white house logs. this wasn't somebody who breezed by. it was 27 times. is that fair game? >> first of all he won't answer any questions just like president biden is not answering any questions and why we need the u.s. attorney to complete his investigation and make it all public. my concern, harris, is that they will end up doing some deal. some plea agreement which part of tha

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venture out to the international space station has blasted into hilbert. the crew includes 3 businessman, who each paid $55000000.00 to be part of this unique mission. rhetoric, embry houses report 310, blasting all from nasa's kennedy space center in cape canaveral. florida. space acts is falcon, 9 rocket launches for a journey to the international space station, pro y view inside the cabin on board. a businessman larry corner mult patheon, each. instead, each paid $55000000.00 for their take it leading the crew for the 20. our flight is retired. nasa astronaut, michael lopez, alegria. it's the 1st civilian astral team to travel to the i assess. nathan and others say it's a milestone in the commercialization of low earth orbit. the significance is this flight is something that nasa and space acts in its other commercial partners have been working towards, you know, where they are able to take commercial industry and put it into space. and so this is the 1st step into a broader world for that. so it's very exciting. the mission is a collaboration between eli musk space, ex commercial space flight company axiom, and nasa space, ex directed mission control full the flight f

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terms of early-stage crypto venture, and just look at ftx loan, the revenue has been insane, and in some sense, i think the biden administration, you certainly, the white houseay i won certain things to happen to they really have, give their blessing in some sense. we still need to wait for all the agencies to give the official to regulators, but at the same time, i do think we are going in the right direction, and regardless of those who invested in other things, there are more and more institutions offering actual products for sort of the family offices or many sort of consumer to get in the game, just started with coinbase being public and ftx, i don't know win, but getting the regulation and licensing to be in compliance, it will come in. emily: edith young. thank you, as always. coming up, the cofounder of twitch getting into crypto. we will speak with him. this is bloomberg. ♪ s is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the future of nft in gaming. fractal, founded by the twitch cofounder just raised funding from crypto-focused investors. i want to bring him in now for more on his vision. we know you so well for experimenting with and popularizing early technologies from

son-in-law, and white house senior adviser jared kushner, according to this new reporting from "the new york times," mbs gave $2 billion to jared kushner's new investment venture, despite all of the advisers for the saudi sovereign fund advising against giving jared the money. the saudi advisers who oversee the fund looked at jared's proposal and according to internal documents obtained by the times, their response was basically, why would they invest in this? jared kushner has no experience in this kind of investing. none. also, there are no other investors in this thing at all. besides us. and our due diligence on their operations, quote, shows that they are unsatisfactory in all aspects. in all aspects. that said, mbs staffers at the saudi fund told these advisers, don't worry, we've told them that after the first $500 million, they really, really have to hire some people who know what they're doing before they get the other billion and a half. you know, after that, you know, fingers crossed, they'll figure out how to manage the other $1.5 billion we'll given them but condition the first $500 million on setting up a company that hires some people who know h

venture away from home! >> yes it, was. it sounds profound to be even out. and as simple, it's actually housed in the russell arbery among my papers. and it was just a little blue notebook, spiral bound notebooks, but i kept it -- well actually, my mother kept. it mom or why they're was a hoarder. she kept all my report cards to a college. she kept papers that i had done because she was so proud of the fact, i guess she was reliving, she had wanted to go to college, but she could not afford it. and she wanted to see this, she wanted to see me and my brother and went to [inaudible] university for a while. but they had great aspirations for us and they gave us a hope of a better future. and how i really really verbalize that in writing at the age of 17, i had just turned 17 in june, and that was september. i don't know! [laughs] >> right. i'm so glad, frankly, that your mother kept everything, okay? >> yes. >> >> that's why we have this book. >> exactly, exactly. >> [inaudible] it would be a very different book if we had to rely solely on memory on memory on those things. >> right, exactly. >> s